Analysis and Design of High-Efficiency Hybrid High Step-Up DC-DC

Converter for Distributed PV Generation Systems

Abstract—High step-up converters are required for distributed photovoltaic

generation systems, due to the low voltage of the photovoltaic source. In this paper
a new hybrid high voltage gain DC-DC converter, created by merging the standard
boost converter with a coupled-inductor and different switched capacitor
techniques, resulting in a hybrid converter. With a single switch and no
requirement of higher duty cycle values, the proposed converter achieves a high
voltage gain and high efficiency, in addition to lowered voltage and current stress
of the components. A 200 W prototype was implemented experimentally to
evaluate the converter, which reached a maximum efficiency of 97.6%.

CONCLUSION

This paper proposes a new hybrid high voltage gain DCDC converter. The main
concept is to use different switched capacitors techniques and coupled inductor to
achieve high step-up resulting in a hybrid converter. The features of proposed
converter are high voltage, low voltage and current stress, high efficiency, single
switch and lower complexity of operation according to the theoretical and
experimental analyses.

SOFTWARE :
 MATLAB
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